What kind of romance could I add to a fan fiction story with avatar last airbender?
Q. I wanted to do a story of romance with me and Mai together. I was thinking little things like giving her foot rub or something. I have been wanting to write fan fiction on Avatar Last airbender. I have decided that I will be in the story, and characters will be limited. The setting is in the mountians, in either a log cabin (cedar) or a Chinese style house like in the show already.
Asked by Big Long Bald - Sat Feb 14 22:18:25 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Why Avatar? Isn't Avatar is little cheesy and a little nicklodeanish? Fan Fic . net is creepy at times, but it has a concetration of creative inspiration that might prove useful. I used to read the Yu-Gi-Oh! fanfics so many years ago...
Answered by unknown - Sat Feb 14 22:31:00 2009

How do I upload documents on Fan fiction?
Q. Ok so I already know you have to put a document on fan fiction in order to create a story but why? Whats the document and label for anyway?
Asked by Gint - Sun Jun 28 06:43:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Users cannot upload on Fan Fiction.
Answered by Bill Watson - Sun Jun 28 12:06:26 2009

Where can I find the Lord of the Rings Survivor fan fiction parody?
Q. Several years ago, I read a hilarious fan fiction about the Lord of the Rings characters being playing Survivor. They only had crates of fish sticks, I think, and the story was written in diary-like format. Mentioned was something about the gap of Rohan not being a Gap at all, and Boromir trying to get the hobbits to blow his horn of Gondor. It was a lot funnier than it sounds, and I can't seem to find a link to this story anywhere. Help!
Asked by shakespearewithlime - Mon Feb 23 23:02:59 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. All I can suggest is to do a search on fanfiction.net . If you can't find it, perhaps the author removed it.
Answered by Eowyn Skywalker - Tue Feb 24 16:59:23 2009

Are there any notable authors that used to write fan-fiction?
Q. I'm just curious. I see that so many aspiring writers write fan-fiction. Personally, I think that fan-fiction is pretty silly and unoriginal. I'm just very curious to know if there are any notable authors that started out writing fan-fiction - and I don't mean one or two small pieces - I'm talking about somebody that was really into it. Do you know of anybody? Ha, ha! Did you notice that the question that posted /just/ before mine is about Twilight fan-fiction?
Asked by T M - Mon Mar 3 23:33:59 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I wrote one fan fiction. I did it as a gift to Stephen Colbert to thank him for the wonderful time I had taking my son to his show on his 21st b day - VIP seats and all. However it is a little bit different, because I wasn't using fictional characters as my characters, I was using real people. I put him into the character of a 40's Detective Noir Style PI. It's posted at Colbert Nation. They love it and want another. I doubt I will do it. No time. It was a one shot deal. Its under Persiphone Hellecat if you want to drop by. Stephen is my homeboy. I adore him. Pax-C
Answered by Persiphone_Hellecat - Tue Mar 4 00:00:34 2008

Can somebody please explain fan fiction to me?
Q. I know what fan fiction is. What I am wondering is, why? Why do people take all that time and creative energy to write about someone else's world and characters. It is great that someone has created characters so amazing that they are hard to let go of, but why all the fan fiction? Wouldn't all that creativity and time be better off spent coming up with something original, something of their own? It is kind of sad in my opinion.
Asked by Rae - Tue Aug 12 15:09:24 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Not sad at all. If you really love a world or story setting and you want more of it, you have to wait for the author to create more. Or you can create your own, or read another fan's work. Fan fiction may start with an existing world and characters, but it takes off from there. Think about this: People send in script ideas for existing TV shows. Granted, it's not fan fiction, but it's the same idea.
Answered by MavistheMaven - Tue Aug 12 18:41:25 2008

Is there any Martha Speaks fan fiction out there?
Q. Okay. I am very interested in Martha Speaks(I am 21 years old, I will be honest to admitting this) and sometimes I find out that shows and movies that have been out for a while have fan fiction to them. Well Martha Speaks has been out or a while, but yet I can't find any fanfiction for the show. If anyone else knows where some is, will you please show me, even if it is your own?
Asked by RobertC - Tue Jan 20 12:29:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. see this list of hits from "martha speaks fanfiction"
Answered by charlie - Tue Jan 27 04:26:36 2009

Does anyone know any good harry potter fan fiction sites?
Q. I really want to read some harry potter fan fiction but it seems like I have read everything on mugglenet, hpff, and fanfiction.net. So if you know any other sites then that would be great! Also if you want to recommend a story I will probably read it. I particularly like time travel stories where Harry goes back to his parent's time.
Asked by TheAnonymousGit - Mon Oct 6 20:53:50 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments

A. most of the harry potter sites eg. mugglenet, the leaky cauldron etc have pretty good fan fiction on them. but there are also checkmated, fanfiction.net- there are HEAPS! just google harry potter fan fiction and you'll get a gazillion hits.
Answered by Anna B - Fri Oct 10 01:55:02 2008

Do you think it is possible for someone to a fan fiction that has the characters act exactly like the real cha?
Q. Do you think it is possible for someone to a fan fiction, that has the characters act exactly like the real character would? Just wondering.
Asked by Amend, Ash - Sat Feb 7 14:16:15 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. No, I don t believe that s possible. The reason is that, those certain characters are not the writers own, and no matter how much they(the writer) loves that character, he or she doesn t know as much about them has fthe real writer did. The writer can and probably will be bias when writing also(their favorite character having good fortune and their least favorite having countless misfortunes happening to them).
Answered by King Jupiter - Sat Feb 7 14:21:34 2009

What does it mean to cite a canon when writing fan fiction?
Q. I'm only 12, so of course I don't know. I really wanted to write a fan fiction story for a website, but it says you have to cite a canon...and I have NO idea what that means o.0
Asked by Sarah - Fri Jun 26 13:59:37 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. you have to say what book, author, what you are writing about. a disclaimer saying that it is not yours.
Answered by Bella - Fri Jun 26 14:12:07 2009

Where can I find some good fan fiction?
Q. I know that most fan fiction sucks, but I was wondering if anyone could recommend some good ones, preferably fan fiction for A Clockwork Orange... either fan fiction that's so bad that it's funny, or genuinely good fan fiction. Either works. But... I already know about fanfiction.net... :( Darn, if I can't find any fanfiction for ACO I might have to write some myself... but I really need to finish my novel first... gahh. I almost never read hetero fanfiction, lol... though it's hard to imagine that there's any ACO slash out there... (what would it be of, Alex and Mr.Deltoid? EWWW) I already looked on LJ and FF.net... no luck. :(
Asked by fuzzyslippers - Sun Feb 15 00:20:40 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

Does any one knos about some good fan fiction about harry potter and his twin?
Q. I mean does any know where to find good fan fiction about harry potter having an identical twin brother. I would like to know if there is one out there that does not involve harry's twin being the boy/girl who lived and that they do have a special twin bond like feeling each others pain. Thanks
Asked by cc - Fri Nov 21 00:34:42 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Well, I have a story, but the twins are not identical and everyone thinks one is the "boy who lived" but they have a bond... anyways, here is the link: It isn't a complete story, but I hope the author is continuing it.
Answered by Norui Aduial - Sat Nov 22 21:37:13 2008

Where can I find Harry Potter Fan Fiction By HarryWriter?
Q. Where can I find Harry Potter Fan Fiction By HarryWriter? I've read book 5 and 6 but I can't seem to find the 7th one.
Asked by Ronax3 - Tue Jul 18 21:29:13 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Apparantly, HarryWriter pulled out of the fandom a while back. This: link might be for the last 'book' fic by harrywriter, but I'm unwilling to download it to see. Or, here: a member of fictionalley tells another member they downloaded harrywriter's fics and are willing to email them on request. If they're no longer around, you can google 'harrywriter' + 'fic' = I saw several other links to people offering to email out harrywriter's fic. It looks like book 7 of her fics hasn't been released yet, but the people offering to email the stories out would know better than I. good luck.
Answered by threesidedorchid - Tue Jul 18 21:55:30 2006

Is writing fan fiction about real people stupid?
Q. I love to write and I want to be a writer some day. I like to write fan fiction and use to do it when I was younger. And well I decided today that it would be cool to write a WWE fan fiction story with stuff about the wrestlers outside of the show. My sister who also writes fan fiction writes about soap opera people. And she makes fun of me because I am writing about real people and says it's stupid. do you think it's stupid? Or is it normal?
Asked by ?JAMIE NOBLE GIRL!? - Tue May 27 22:04:41 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It's probably done a lot. But, I have to say, personally I would not want people writing fan fiction about me if I were them. It seems rather invasive to be imagined doing things I might never do or say. Would you want someone writing about you? What if they got your personality wrong? What if they had you do something stupid that you find embarrassing? What if they had you say things you'd never say or do things that are against your beliefs? Honestly, I'd stay away from writing fanfic about real people - out of respect. (unless its done for humor purposes, in which case most things are forgivable)
Answered by Azriel - Tue May 27 22:17:42 2008

How do I write a story on Fan Fiction?
Q. Hello. I just registered myself onto www.FanFiction.net. I wanted to write a fan fiction on Twilight. But I am not sure where to go to find the button that lets me write a story and submit it onto Fan Fiction. Helps please!
Asked by Maggie - Sun Jan 4 18:18:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. First you have to type it on a program like Microsoft Word and save it. Then on fanfiction.net, go to Publish>Document Manager. You upload the document there and then go to New Story. To add more chapters to your story, you do the same thing except you go to My Stories and click on the title of your story. Then click Content/Chapters and scroll to the bottom and upload it there. Hope this helps! (:
Answered by lavaducks - Sun Jan 4 18:25:43 2009

Looking for good Hermione Granger fan fiction?
Q. I was wondering if anyone knows some good Tom Riddle/Hermione Granger or Draco Malfoy/Hermione Granger fan fiction stories. Preferably completed ones. Light or dark, it doesn't matter. Just, not one-shots. Thank you!
Asked by Emma F - Thu Jul 2 21:07:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I don't know how relevant these links are.
Answered by GIRL - Thu Jul 2 21:12:07 2009

Where are some good pirate fan fiction sites?
Q. I have looked all over the internet, and all I get are Pirates of the Carri bean fan fiction. I need want some cool pirate stories that are not POTC. thank you so much!
Asked by Never Argue with the Big Dog - Tue Mar 17 13:10:53 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I think you may be confused about what "fanfiction" is. If you just want stories about random pirates, you need to try an original fiction site like www.fictionpress.com. If you want stories about some other existing pirate fandom, then you need to search specifically for that.
Answered by cathrl69 - Tue Mar 17 13:19:26 2009

I am writing a RoyEd (Fullmetal Alchemist) fan fiction, and I need a good quote to get me started?
Q. I honestly don't want your lame comments like: "Ick" or "fag" or anything else. I don't like your closed-minded thoughts, and that isn't what this question is about. Thank you and good morning. This fan fiction is for a dear friend of mine, as a Christmas present. I like to start with quotes, because it's always a nice effect for romances. It won't be hard-core, only fluff.
Asked by phantom4muah - Fri Nov 7 22:33:48 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. So I take you you are continuing from where they left off after the movie right? Because the movie sums up a lot after the series. I am sure you have seen it... just wanted to clarify to be on the same level. I would write something that has to do with a goal that the characters have. Ed and Al are togethor in the end of the movie. Perhaps something that could have to do with the gate that is mentioned all the time. Like... We thought equilant trade was to be false. The gate proved that there is a parallel world that under goes the full exchange. I hope I understood you question because right now I am not even sure if you were talking about continuing that story or if your story is similar to it. Either way, I hope this helps.
Answered by Kenpachi - Sun Nov 9 02:05:08 2008

What does 'pms' mean in fan fiction reviews?
Q. I've seen some people write 'pms soon' in the reviews of their fav online fan fiction or stories. What does it mean? As far as i know pms means pre menstrual syndrom. But what does it mean here?
Asked by Dance biscuit - Fri Jul 10 03:39:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. pms = Post More Soon
Answered by l t t l [C ] - Fri Jul 10 03:42:40 2009

Why is it so importan to add the disclaimer in fan fiction?
Q. Okay, this may seem a little stupid, because I already know you can get sued if you don't add the disclaimer at the beginning. For one, I always put in an "I don't own such-and-such" when I write fan fiction, but I have to wonder, do the owners of the books, movies, anime, etc. really check it or something?
Asked by Kaitlyn S - Mon Sep 1 16:40:12 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Maybe not directly but they probably do have people that keep an eye on it. You're biggest issue would come if you tried to sell your fanfiction or in anyway profit from it because you're basing your story off another writer's work. As far as the disclaimer goes, it's common curtousy. Think of it this way, if you were to spend months, if not years, working to craft a story and it became popular enough that people decided to write fanfiction based on your work wouldn't you appreciate it if they credited your story and you.
Answered by Mutly - Mon Sep 1 16:48:55 2008

Can you give me some Japanese name for my fan fiction?
Q. I am making my first fan fiction [Vampire Knight]. Please give me some Japanese name that you know, also please indicate the meaning. Thank you.
Asked by Margaux - Thu Mar 26 11:16:20 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You didn't really give many details for what you're looking for, male or female, or what kind of feeling or meaning you would prefer. Do you already have a character in mind, or are you just looking for names to throw into the background? In any case, I'm going to just give you a few very common Japanese names and possible meanings. Keep in mind that meanings are conveyed by the kanji, and many kanji share the same sound, which means that you can write the same name many different ways. I'm probably just going to list one for example's sake. Anyway, here goes (based mostly on what I see most among my students) Unisex: Yuki/Yuuki -- reasonable records/period, brave honor/precious. That second one can also be read Yutaka) Sho --Est [cont.]
Answered by kaitlyne - Fri Mar 27 11:38:01 2009